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In two rows all participants lined up on
Avenue Foch. |
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According to the police, there were 2,500
2cv's, instead of the licensed 500! Avenue Foch wasn't long enough to give room
to all 2cv's; even on the Périphérique 2cv's were lined up. |
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In groups of 30 cars we took off at 3 pm. At
5 pm still 2cv's were starting from Avenue Foch. |
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Immediately the groups joined each other at
the Place Carles de Gaulle, because there was a long queue soon on the Champs Elysées! |
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2cv rush hour! |
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The public waving and applauding at the long
row of, sometimes strangely looking, 2cv's. |
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A riding home! Mind the birthday cake on the
bonnet! Between the tea and salt and pepper this man kept his goldfish! |
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From the Champs Elysées to the 1st Grand
Palais. |
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Time enough to take some nice shots, or to
park your car and go to the MacDonalds! |
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Place the la Concorde: where did all these
other cars came from? |
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The last station: la Tour Eiffel. So, what
do you do? Just park your car and have a visit! |
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It seems everyone thinks the same... |
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And when the police arrives to ask us
politely to move on, suddenly many cars seem to have a break-down... |
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How can you move in this crowd? |
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At least the 2cv doesn't have a millenium
problem... |